Tag: July 2024
QR Here
A cloud-based zine project the reimagines a modern-day phone book by sourcing QR codes in public spaces.
Breaking Out
Breaking into advertising is hard, breaking out might be even harder. These are the stories of entrepreneurs, artists, and self-starters that have left advertising to forge their own paths. Breaking into advertising is so difficult it spawned an entire industry of schools, books, and resources. Unfortunately for those looking for change, there is nothing to help with breaking out. These are the stories of entrepreneurs, artists, and self-starters that have left advertising to forge their own paths. From their humble beginnings, to the obstacles they encountered, and how they persevered when it would have been easier to go back. This guide aims to inspire, motivate, and offer valuable advice to anyone wondering if their side project is really their main project. Breaking Out
The Notorious GIG: A Creative Guide To Getting IN Good As A Freelancer
The Notorious GIG was created to be a resource for those looking to enter the world of freelancing and get that notoriously tough first gig.
Volume Shooters
A friend asked me what it’s like being an ad creative.
So, I wrote a manifesto-ish poem.
Movie Posters Perfected
With Movie Posters Perfected, you can stream over 3,500 high-definition movie posters to your digital display—bringing some of the magic and inspiration of the movies home.
Breaking and Entering Advertising
Breaking into advertising feels like pulling off a grand heist. So, we live to share the stories and advice of those who are rocking it in the industry to help the next generation of ad talent. Every segment and extension Breaking and Entering creates is designed to reduce the barriers people face to getting a job in creative communications.
Stuff About Advertising
Ashley Rutstein tackles ads, agency life, career and copy tips.
Talk to a Creative Director
Talk To A Creative Director is almost exactly what it sounds like. It’s a platform where people who are trying to make their way in a creative industry can talk – for free – with a Creative Director
